Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-12-21

ieuu. his HeaisH Is very Uucu lm-
proved by the change of climate.
The BULLETIN returns thanks to
AL Stock for fine box of Bishop
Creek apples and case of honey.
Judge Sewall has returned to San
Francisco, he reports everything in
Aurora as being in d very flourishing
condition.
Jim Compston came to town last
week with an eight horse team and
two WAGONS loaded with hay from his
ranch at Sweetwater.
There was small pugilistc set.to
on main street one evening last week,
no damage was done except a few
scratches and bruises.
The Coinstock pay.rolls for last
month aggregated over $25O,0OO. The
Consolidated California and Virginia
HieHe paid out s4O,5oo.
No, my boy, the regulation has pro-
baby been changed, as people not
connected with the Post office are fres
quently seen behind the letter boxes. T.
Addresses Of sonr representatives in
Washington. are: Senator w. M. Stew
art, 1707 Rhode Island Avenue; Cong
ressrlan W. Woodburn, 816 18th street,
N. W.
Inyo Index: A Staudinger, Is fin
ishing very handsome monument of
Inyo marble which is to go to Haw-
thorne. He expected to ship it this
week.
Charlie Wagner has been promoted
to position in the yard. The night
watching is now done by Alva Miller.
Charlie has worked long and faith
fully for the Co. and deserves the ad.
vancement.
Watches or anything in the line Of
je*elry needing repairs, if left at O
F. Taylor's will be forwarded to a
first.class workman. Good work
guaranteed, prompt attention and
reasonable prices. y
CHS Aaroe returned from lone last
Wednesday where he has been work
ing in Langworthy's blacksmith hop
during the past month. Gus speaks
well Of the place and will probably
return after Christmas.
The story comes from the Lake that
a wild man has bee found at Emerald
Bay. His Body is covered with long
black hair, and he lives by spearing
fish. The stage driver brings the story
down from Glenbrook,
John Powell, Superintendent of the
Palmetto mines returned from San
Francisco on Monday, he went out to
the mines on Tuesday and will return
to Hawthorne III about ten days. to
meet Mr.. Catherwood who was detain-
ed by the illness of his wife.
The recent storms making it i'm
possible for Billy Mcdonald and lobe
Crossman TO carry on operations at
the Big Indian, they have ceased work
for the remainder of the season. but
they intend to start again early IN the
Spring, and lobe is now working at
Aurora.
By the change which occurs to-day
in the time cards of the railroads the
mail for San Francisco will be delayed
twentyfour hours in Rene. Those who
are 10 hurry will be able to save
time by sending through Wells Fargo
& Co. as that company has made
arrangements for transfer to the eve.
ming train on the c. P.
James Warren continues TO display
samples of his skill IN making sleeve
buttons. canes and other articles of
fancy work The fine inlaid silver
and pearl enomeled cane recently
made by him, was ratified Of at Charley
Kimbal's last Monday night. There
were twenty five chances sold Mt one
dollar each, and s. y. Nolaad was the
lue ky man ger.
During the week ending Decelnbet
iOlbtwcnty.nine applications for State
lind We're flied embracing o l64,0l
acres-'s Cash receipts--payments on
applications sl,es1 oSI spnyhentsasou
contracts, 800 4sr interest paymshit.
on Seontgacts, $246 10; total $1993' e7
Non. mineral affidnvlts covering 31,66e
II acres were forwarded to the Land
department At Washington.
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